Describing People as Male-Bodied or Female-Bodied Helps Capture the Fact

Describing people as male-bodied or female-bodied helps capture the fact that:

A) there are biological differences in primary and secondary sexual characteristics
B) we connect to being male or female to symbols of masculinity and femininity.
C) the shape of our body may not extend to how a person feels or acts.
D) we naturalize and justify inequality.